0-6 months infant enlightenment education method
As a young parent, do you want your baby to grow up faster and healthier? It is very important for the baby to do early education, especially enlightenment education. The following is a monthly reference.
Methods of early childhood enlightenment education
January children's enlightenment education
Big exercise: You can sit up by pulling your wrist and keep your head upright for a moment (2 seconds). Fine movements: Touch the palm of your hand, and he will clench his fist. Adaptability: The eyeball will follow the red ball across the center line (just move slightly) and respond to the sound. Language: I will keep my voice down. Social behavior: follow people with your eyes.
February children's enlightenment education
Large-scale exercise: you can sit up by pulling your wrist and your head can be vertical for a short time (5 seconds). Fine movements: when lying prone, you can lift your head off the bed and hold a rattle in your hand for a while. Adaptability: pay attention to the language of big toys immediately: you can pronounce vowels such as A, O and E, and social behavior: you can react when you are teased.
March children's enlightenment education
Large-scale exercise: you can raise your head 45 degrees when you are prone, and keep your head steady when you are straight. Fine movements: You can put your hands together and hold the rattle in your hand for 05 seconds. Adaptability: Your eyes and red ball can rotate 180 degrees. Language: Laugh loudly. Social behavior: You look very sensitive and laugh at everyone.
Encyclopedia of 0-6 month-old children's enlightenment education
April children's enlightenment education
Large-scale exercise: you can look up 90 degrees on your stomach and stand under your arms for a while. Fine movements: Shake and observe the rattle. Adaptability: occasionally pay attention to pills and look for sound sources. Language: shout loudly and make a sound. Social behavior: recognize relatives. May children's enlightenment education
Big exercise: you can sit up and lean forward alone by gently pulling your wrist. Fine movements: grasp the adaptability of nearby toys: hold a building block and stare at another building block. Language: Speak to people and things. Social behavior: excited to see food. June children's education
Big action: fine action of prone turning: tearing paper and getting a building block on the table; Adaptability: Hold two building blocks with both hands at the same time; Lost toys to find language; Swear, turn around; Social behavior: self-feeding cookies; Look for the face of the cat-dodger (handkerchief covers face).